The United Nations healthcare agency — the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) — has given transgender activists a majority of the seats in a panel that is drafting healthcare policies for children.
One of the supposed experts displays a “Be Gay, Do Crimes” tattoo.
Netflix is facing a strident backlash for a scene in the latest episode of its children’s show CoComelon Lane showing a crossdressing boy dancing in a tutu critics called “just evil.”
The transvestite, transgender, transsexual movement is often in the headlines for troubling reasons. It appears that almost every new report involves an instance of violence or assault connected to someone from this group. What’s even more alarming is the recent trend of high-profile figures within the movement being arrested for extremely serious and disturbing offenses.
What does teaching a child how to do BJs and the finer points of masturbation have to do with success in school? Does it help a child’s ability to learn math facts, how to read, or understand what they’re reading? What is it that our schools should be teaching, anyway? If you’re the newly-elected Fairfax County, Va., school board president, gay sex should be front and center. In fact, when Karl Frisch took his oath of office, he laid his left hand on gay porn books and, with his right arm raised and his male partner looking adoringly at him, he swore an oath to be a “providential magistrate” of Fairfax County schools.
An Ontario School board is changing the word “parent” to family or caregiver in its policy documents to be “more inclusive,” and said they were working on an updated list of lexicon for the board.
Waterloo Regional District School Board (WRDSB) trustees voted on the change to four policies during a meeting on Dec. 11.
An 11-year-old girl was assigned to share a bed with a male student who identifies as a transgender girl while on a cross-country school trip, according to a demand letter sent Monday. That girl’s parents are now calling upon the public school system to provide answers and clarification of its policies related to children who identify as transgender.
The most inspirational hero stories are about people who never aspired to the role, and never dreamed that heroism was their destiny.
Carolyn Burjoski, a lifetime resident of Kitchener, Ont., was, until her world flipped upside down almost two years ago, content in the ordinary life she had chosen. She loves her husband, her three daughters and three grandchildren. And for 20 years, she had found fulfillment in teaching English as a second language, most gratifyingly to children with education gaps from war-torn countries.
Last school year, the Toronto District School Board sent home a student survey that asked incredibly intrusive questions about race and sexuality that troubled a lot of parents. My young kids received the survey and it troubled me.
The point of the survey was supposedly to learn more about the composition of the student body so as to better serve their interests. But it was also a deeply activist document that strayed into inappropriate territory.
A central theme I emphasize with my daughter is the pitfalls of casting oneself as the victim in one’s own story. It’s disempowering, it’s at times transparently insincere, and it certainly won’t make you many friends.
Does Saskatchewan’s Parents’ Bill of Rights help parents or misguide them?
It’s been more than a month since Saskatchewan used the notwithstanding clause to make its Parents’ Bill of Rights Canada’s first provincial education law that could limit gender identity in schools. But the debate around it as intense as ever with a now-moot constitutional challenge still moving forward in the new year.
“Parental rights means I have the ability to create a safe environment for my child to grow up,” said Dustin Mathies, a father of two in Swift Current, Sask., who supports the law. “One of the biggest things is having control over what my kids are hearing, what they’re learning.”
But others say the law does more harm than good.
The first person quoted supports her child’s gender confusion. They’re the worst.
Transgender teddy bears have been used to “indoctrinate” 10-year-old schoolchildren, it has been claimed.
Footage of a class delivered to a primary school in St Albans, Hertfordshire, shows a teacher holding up a picture book titled Introducing a teddy to help explain transgender issues.
This is a promotional video that an education group in the UK uses to provide lesson plans to elementary schools. Here a teacher reads a book to 10-year-olds about how they can be transgender. This curriculum is in hundreds of schools across the UK.
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— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 19, 2023
PEMBROKE, Ontario (LifeSiteNews) – Ahead of a Renfrew District Catholic School Board hearing to determine whether he will be allowed to return to school, student activist Josh Alexander has been blocked from publishing documents related to his case.
On November 14, the school board granted the St. Joseph Catholic High School administration its requested publication ban on all documents submitted against Alexander over his suspension for saying there are two genders.
More … Catholic school board members oust fellow trustee for opposing LGBT agenda, talking to media
What’s Catholic about these boards?
The Recount is a prominent hard-left online news site. It promotes itself as a “No bull****” site but, somehow, the absence of BS always resolves itself into a completely pro-Democrat agenda. Currently, though, The Recount is lacking its usual leadership because Slade Sohmer, its Editor in Chief, just lost his job. It wasn’t because he was bad at being editor. It’s because he got arrested on child pornography and pedophilia charges.
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— Chanel Pfahl 🇨🇦 (@ChanLPfa) November 12, 2023
The third and final reading of Saskatchewan’s “Parents’ Bill of Rights” passed Friday morning, a bill requiring parental consent if a youth under the age of 16 wants to be referred by a different pronoun or name at school.
The legislation, largely understood to be focused on trans and gender-diverse students, was immediately granted royal assent, making it law in Saskatchewan.
Professor at @cambriancollege blasts the Parental Rights movement. Says parental rights oppose the “autonomy and human rights” of children.
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— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) October 20, 2023
